WO2014164274A1 - Écran à interaction visuelle et tactile - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to visual and tactile displays.
- the invention relates to displays for experiencing visual and touch interaction.
- Tactile displays provide a means to utilize the sense of touch as a mode of communication.
- Technology development for tactile displays is driven by a number of applications.
- a tactile display at the master side can help restore some of the haptic feedback that the user loses by not interacting directly with the environment on the slave side.
- a tactile display can serve as a form of sensory substitution to physically convey some of the information normally perceived by the impaired sense.
- a tactile display can increase the realism of a virtual reality by immersing more senses of the user with the interface.
- a compelling tactile display can play a vital role in ensuring effective training.
- touch is bidirectional in that the haptic sensations delivered by an environment depend not only on its physical state, but also on the manner of the user's interactions.
- a tactile display that more accurately mimics the shape of an environment does not suffice to realistically recreate the feel of that environment; it must also deform and respond accordingly to the user's applied forces and motions.
- the present invention advances the art of sensory display technology by providing sense of rigidity and local shape in a display.
- the present invention provides a sensory display for sensing or experiencing rigidity and local shape in the display.
- An array of cells forms the display interacting surface.
- Each cell has a flexible membrane filled with a granular material, a fluid or a combination thereof.
- a granular material are coffee grounds, sand, glass beads, wood or metal chips, sawdust, dirt, salt, or flour.
- Examples of a fluid are water, oil, an electrorheological fluids or a magnetorheological fluid.
- a cell rigidity controller connected to the cell controls the rigidity of the cell independent of the other cells' rigidity.
- the type of cell rigidity controller depends on the fill material or fluid. Accordingly, for changing the rigidity of the cells, one could use a pneumatic control mechanism, a hydraulic control mechanism, and/or a mechanism that changes the electrical or magnetic field inside the cell.
- a shape array controller controls the overall shape of the array of cells independent of the cell rigidity controllers.
- the shape array controller is connected to a chamber located underneath the array of cells and could be operated using a pneumatic or a hydraulic control mechanism to change of the overall shape of the array of cells.
- Local shape of the display could further be controlled by controlling each of the cells independently using cell pinning controllers, which control the height of the cell independently of the other cells' height.
- the cell pinning controllers further control the height of the cells independently of the cell rigidity controller, and independently of the shape array controller to control the overall shape of the array of cells.
- the cell pinning controllers controls the height of one or more nodes whereby nodes are cell boundaries or bordering points between the cells.
- a computer control interface could be used to control the respective control functionalities of each of the controllers, i.e. each of the cell rigidity controllers, the shape array controller, each of the cell pinning controllers.
- a computer could execute a computer program, e.g. a display program, to control these respective control functionalities (simultaneously or sequentially) as desired for the sensation experience that is intended.
- the display program could be synchronized with audio, an image or a video to further enhance the display sensation experience, where, for example, the image or the video sequence of images could be super-imposed on the display.
- FIG. 1 shows a top view of a display with a plurality of cells 110 in a two- dimensional array 100 according to an exemplary embodiment of the invention.
- FIG. 2 shows a side view 200 of the cells 110 each connected 214 to a cell rigidity controller 212 according to an exemplary embodiment of the invention.
- FIG. 3 shows a side view 300 of an array of cells 100 and a chamber 310
- the chamber is connected 314 to a shape array controller 312.
- FIG. 4 shows a side view 400 of an array of cells 100 according to an exemplary embodiment of the invention.
- Each of the cells 110 e.g. the nodes (indicated by the black circle), is connected 414 to a cell pinning controller 412.
- a node is defined as any point in the array where cells are bordering or where cell boundaries occur.
- FIG. 5 shows a side view 500 of an array of cells 100 according to an exemplary embodiment of the invention.
- the cells 512 in the example are not vacuumed, and the chamber 310 is not pressurized. It is noted that in this example vacuuming is used to control rigidity of the cell(s) and pressurization is used to control shape. There are no nodes pinned in this example.
- FIG. 6 shows a side view 600 of an array of cells 100 according to an exemplary embodiment of the invention.
- Cells 512 in the example are not vacuumed, whereas cells 612 are vacuumed.
- the chamber 310 is not pressurized. It is noted that in this example vacuuming is used to control rigidity of the cell(s). There are no nodes pinned in this example.
- FIG. 7 shows a side view 700 of an array of cells 100 according to an exemplary embodiment of the invention.
- Cells 512 in the example are not vacuumed.
- the chamber 310 is pressurized. It is noted that in this example vacuuming is used to control rigidity of the cell(s) and pressurization is used to control shape.
- vacuuming is used to control rigidity of the cell(s) and pressurization is used to control shape.
- FIG. 8 shows a side view 800 of an array of cells 100 according to an exemplary embodiment of the invention.
- Cells 512 in the example are not vacuumed, whereas cells 612 are vacuumed.
- vacuuming is used to control rigidity of the cell(s) and pressurization is used to control shape.
- pressurization is used to control shape.
- a node is defined as any point in the array where cells are bordering or where cell boundaries occur.
- FIG. 9 shows a side view 900 of an array of cells 100 according to an exemplary embodiment of the invention.
- Cells 512 in the example are not vacuumed.
- the chamber 310 is pressurized. It is noted that in this example pressurization is used to control shape.
- the nodes black circles
- the arrows 912 representing a force sufficient to pin the node at the desired height. With the nodes pinned, the non-vacuumed cells 512 balloon separately.
- a node is defined as any point in the array where cells are bordering or where cell boundaries occur.
- FIG. 10 shows a side view 1000 of an array of cells 100 according to an exemplary embodiment of the invention.
- Cells 512 in the example are not vacuumed, whereas cells 612 are vacuumed.
- the chamber 310 is pressurized. It is noted that in this example vacuuming is used to control rigidity of the cell(s) and pressurization is used to control shape.
- a subset of nodes black circles
- the arrows 1012 representing a force sufficient to pin the node at the desired height. Without the nodes of the non- vacuumed cells 512 pinned, the cells 512 balloon as one. With the nodes pinned of the vacuumed cells 612, cells 612 do not deform, i.e. relative to the non-vacuumed cells 512.
- a node is defined as any point in the array where cells are bordering or where cell boundaries occur.
- FIG. 11 shows a side view 1100 of an array of cells 100 according to an exemplary embodiment of the invention.
- FIG. 11 is a variation on FIG. 10; the cells have changed vacuum status, i.e. vacuumed cells 612 in FIG. 10 are now non- vacuumed cells 512 in FIG. 11 and vice versa.
- This example illustrates that vacuuming a deformed cell 512 of FIG. 10 now cell 612 in FIG. 11 will hold its shape so that the chamber pressure and nodes can be released. This creates one rigid lump (cells 612) in an otherwise soft surface (cells 512).
- FIGs. 12-15 show side views 1200, 1300, 1400 and 1500 of different shape configurations formed by an array of cells 100 according to exemplary embodiments of the invention.
- the configuration of each of the displays illustrates different examples where cells can be soft (relatively less rigid than other cells in the array) or rigid (relatively more rigid than other cells in the array) depending on the final chamber pressure.
- Nodes are indicated by 1210. Arrows 1212 representing a force sufficient to pin the node at the desired height.
- a display with which a user can interact to experience visual and touch sensations is based on a two-dimensional array 100 of cells.
- the display is controlled by three different and independent control mechanisms to allow control of both deformable geometry and variable mechanical characteristics of the cells in the display.
- the display of this invention allows for independent control of geometry (i.e. shape) and mechanical characteristics (i.e. rigidity, firmness, stiffness, viscoelasticity, etc.) of each of the cells in the array of the display to enhance the sensation experience of the display by the user visually and by touch.
- Cell rigidity controllers 210 are used to control the mechanical characteristics, e.g. rigidity, of the cells 110.
- Each cell 110 is independently connected 214 to a cell rigidity controller 212 to control the rigidity of that cell (e.g. stiffen or soften) independently of the other cell rigidity controllers, which allows for control of the surface of the display.
- each cell 110 has the flexible silicone membrane or surface and is filled with a granular material (e.g. coffee grounds, sand, glass beads, wood or metal chips, sawdust, dirt, salt, flour, or the like), a fluid (electrorheological or magnetorheological fluid, water, oil, or the like), or a combination thereof.
- a granular material e.g. coffee grounds, sand, glass beads, wood or metal chips, sawdust, dirt, salt, flour, or the like
- a fluid electrolectrorheological or magnetorheological fluid, water, oil, or the like
- the concept used for these cells is referred to as particle
- the cell rigidity controller has a mechanism to change the pneumatic or hydraulic pressure inside the cell. A change in cell pneumatic or hydraulic pressure will then result in a change of rigidity of the cell as shown in the figures. • In case the cell is filled with a fluid, the cell rigidity controller has a mechanism to change the hydraulic pressure inside the cell. A change in cell hydraulic pressure will then result in a change of rigidity of the cell.
- the cell rigidity controller has a mechanism to change the electrical field inside the cell. A change in cell electrical field will then result in a change of rigidity of the cell as a result of a change in viscosity of the fluid.
- These fluids can increase their viscosity under application of an electric field to the point that they become viscoelastic solids.
- the cell rigidity controller has a mechanism to change the magnetic field inside the cell. A change in cell magnetic field will then result in a change of rigidity of the cell as a result of a change in viscosity of the fluid.
- These fluids can increase their viscosity under application of a magnetic field to the point that they become viscoelastic solids.
- FIG. 1 shows each cell 110 with a rectangular shape, however, any shape or shape size can be envisioned such as a circular shape, a hexagonal shape, or the like. It is, however, preferred that the gaps between the cells from a top view perspective are minimized to optimize the surface resolution and variability of the interaction sensations.
- the surface resolution of the display is also a function of the number of cells in the array and the size or area of the cells (i.e. pixels).
- the array of cells 100 could have a top and bottom flexible (e.g. silicone) layer to provide a smooth (or smoother) surface (e.g. shown in FIGs. 7-11), however those additional layers are optional as long as the boundaries of the cells 110 are connected forming the array 100.
- a shape array controller 312 is connected 314 to a chamber 310, which is located underneath the array of cells 100 (FIG. 3).
- the goal of the shape array controller 312 is to deform, i.e. change the shape, of the cells.
- the extent of cell deformity in the array depends on the rigidity state of the individual cells (e.g. FIGs. 7-8).
- the array of cells is held together by a flexible membrane 316 (e.g. a silicone membrane) that seals or clamps over chamber 310 (this could be a separate membrane or the interconnected flexible membrane structure of array 110 that is over chamber 310).
- the shape array controller could have a mechanism to change pneumatic pressure inside the chamber (e.g. positive or negative pressure). A change in chamber pneumatic pressure will then result in a change the force applied underneath the array of cells via flexible membrane 316 resulting in a change of the shape of the cells to establish surface deformation of the array.
- the shape array controller is controlled independently of the cell rigidity controllers.
- a positive chamber pressure beneath the surface of the array would create convex (ballooning) deformations, whereas negative chamber pressure beneath the surface of the array would create concave deformations.
- a closed hydraulic system of fluid underneath the surface of the array and pressure to the flexible surface 316 could be established by regulating the fluid volume in the chamber.
- a sealed piston acting as a moving wall of the chamber could force the flexible surface 316 of the display upward by moving into the chamber or downward by moving outwards .
- Another way to control the shape of the cells in the display is to control the height of a cell (i.e. the height of a boundary point, or points of a cell), which is referred to as cell pinning.
- the height of the cell can be controlled by various mechanical means.
- a force is applied to a node to control the height (FIGs. 9-10 and 12-15). Height is defined along an axis perpendicular to the surface as shown in FIG. 1, which is the axis in line with the force vector 912 shown in FIG. 9.
- the node height can be control in both directions, i.e. up and down.
- a node is defined as any point in the array where cells are bordering or where cell boundaries occur.
- Each of the cells 110 can be independently connected 414 to a cell pinning controller 412 to control the height of the cell independently of the other cell pinning controllers 410, independently of the cell rigidity controller 212, and independently of the shape array controller 312.
- a cell pinning controller 412 to control the height of the cell independently of the other cell pinning controllers 410, independently of the cell rigidity controller 212, and independently of the shape array controller 312.
- Air cylinders could be connected to the nodes to pin selective nodes down when the air cylinders are pressurized.
- a motor could act as a winch to pin a node at any given height by pulling on a string or cable that is connected to a node of the surface.
- a lever arm could be attached to a motor that could pull on a string, cable, or solid mechanical element that is connected rigidly or through a joint to a node on the surface.
- a solenoid In combination with a string, cable, or rigid rod that is connected to a node, a solenoid could be used to pin this string, cable, or rod in place, effectively holding that node of the surface at any given height.
- Electrostatic forces could be generated to hold a node onto a substrate.
- Electro magnets could be used to hold a node onto a substrate.
- All controllers could be connected to a computer control interface to control their respective control functionalities and display various geometries that a user can experience visually or via touch.
- a computer program e.g. a display control program
- executable by a computer could control their respective control functionalities and generate a display experience.
- Adding an audio file, an image/photo or a video could further enhance the display sensation experience to the user.
- the audio, image or video could be synchronized to a display control program.
- the image and the videoimages could be super-imposed on the display.
Abstract
L'invention concerne un écran sensoriel permettant de sentir une rigidité et une forme locale dans l'écran. La rigidité et la forme locale de cellules se trouvant dans un réseau de cellules formant l'écran sont commandées par trois mécanismes de commande indépendants et différents les uns des autres. Des contrôleurs de rigidité de cellules commandent la rigidité des cellules. Un contrôleur de réseau de la forme commande la forme du réseau de cellules. Des contrôleurs de saillance des cellules commandent la hauteur de saillance des cellules. Une interface de commande d'ordinateur permet de commander les différentes fonctions de commande de chacun des contrôleurs. Le confort de l'affichage pourrait être encore accru par de l'audio, des images ou de la vidéo.
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